What does Erdogan got on Trump? When did Putin find out what it is? Does it have to do with the Trump towers in Turkey? Trump got in it with the Russian Mafia with the old Moscow Hotel. Trump handed Erdogan the Kurds – and nuclear weapons? Did both Erdogan and Putin want the deal to be done, now, before Trump is impeached? Is child pornography in the mix?

Those nuclear weapons are already in Turkey. Does Erdogan want to stave off an attack from NATO, or, European nations. They will be used against the Kurds. When? This is like a James Bond movie.

Up Shit-creak With a Lunatic Gangster

Our Democracy has been hijacked! What is OUR Attorney General doing in Europe? Why is he investigating the Democrats – when this shit is going down? This reeks of a coup. Millions have been taken hostage! This is Nuclear Blackmail! The worse scenario – IS HERE! This is the plan – I came up with! You can thank the insane evangelical voters for this. The Holy Smokescreen! A Russian Trojan Horse!

I got it right!

John Presco

Can the U.S. protect its nuclear weapons in Turkey?

Here’s the backstory — and the downside of removing this nuclear cache.

By Matthew Fuhrmann and Todd S. Sechser 

Oct. 18, 2019 at 2:51 a.m. PDT

U.S. forces reportedly came under artillery fire from Turkish troops heading into northern Syria last week — another sign of the sudden plunge in U.S. relations with Turkey.

On Monday, President Trump imposed economic sanctions against Turkey and threatened to “swiftly destroy Turkey’s economy.” Vice President Pence announced a cease-fire agreement with Turkey on Thursday, but this does not appear to fully address the underlying problems in the bilateral relationship. Over the summer, the Pentagon kicked Turkey out of the F-35 joint strike fighter program, marking U.S. displeasure that Turkey was buying advanced Russian military technology.

This deteriorating relationship is troubling because Turkey is a long-standing NATO ally. But even more worrisome are the nuclear weapons — about 50 B61 gravity bombs — that the United States stores at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey, less than 100 miles from the Syrian border. On Wednesday, Trump appeared to confirm the existence of these weapons in a startling break with past practice, but over the weekend, U.S. officials reportedly were considering plans to withdraw them.